ESGI - Easy Progress Monitoring

Multiple questions that can be administered with the student and teacher looking at the same screen or linking two devices. The student answers the question on the screen, the teacher listens to the answer, then marks the Yes or No buttons on the bottom of the screen.

Each question has multiple points. The teacher observes a child and assigns them a score based on their answer.

Assessments for any subject that can be used for observational data, project-based learning, or performance tasks. The rubric template contains criteria, descriptors, and a scale to match any curriculum.

Test two ways with ESGI

One-on-One
One-on-one assessing uses the teacher’s computer with the student looking at the screen or linking two devices. Teachers can enter notes for later reflection while testing. One-on-one assessments are teacher-led to limit distractions, observe student responses in real time, and gain valuable insights into student processing.

Self-Assess
Self-assessing takes place on individual devices in the classroom or in a lab setting where the entire class progresses through the assigned assessments at their own rate. Self-assessments foster independence, facilitate the use of technology in the classroom, and determine skill independence levels.